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Trails
Venture Off the Beaten Path
Any time of year, a trek along our nature trails is sure to clear your head—plus there plenty more to explore just a short drive away. From self-guided walking tours along the shore, to excursions to view the stunning flora and fauna onsite, to skiing and snowshoeing, we have something sure to suit your outdoorsy spirit.
White Point Walking Trails
Follow our looped self-guided walking tour through woods and along a boulder-beach shoreline. Discover the many wildflowers, birds, wildlife, and scenic views that Mother Nature has blessed us with. You may wish to pick up one of these maps at the front desk upon your arrival.
SEA’Spired at White Point – discover 14 unique, sea-inspired sculptures by 10 Nova Scotian Artists on display permanently as a legacy of our 90th Anniversary Sculpture show in 2018.
White Point Cross-Country Ski Trails
When White Point becomes a winter wonderland, cross-country skiing or snowshoeing are great ways to explore the resort property. Please note that you must bring your own equipment or rent it off property. The Region of Queens Municipality offers an equipment loan program.
Rails to Trails
Liverpool – Summerville
Explore the Trestle Trail line from Liverpool to Summerville. Investigate this amazing trail by foot and keep your eyes open to the many varieties of birds you may spot along the way.
Kejimkujik Seaside Adjunct
Port Joli
Enjoy the many hiking trails that guide you across open headlands, to rocky shores with gravel and sandy beaches. Several spots along the trails offer spectacular views, featuring excellent opportunities to spot seals and seabirds. Don’t forget your camera!
Pine Grove Park
Milton
All nature lovers will enjoy these easy walking trails. Several trails follow along the beautiful Mersey River, with rhododendrons, azaleas, and magnolias to lead you along the way.
Port l’Hébert Pocket Wilderness
Stroll along these gravelled walking trails. You could even arrange to have a picnic prepared to enjoy in the picnic area. Salt marshes that border Port l’Hébert Bay provide the ideal elements for geese, so keep your eyes open and your cameras ready.